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| Dan S (NY)
09-27-2009 12:03:30
75.131.77.157
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 I am finally getting around to installing the hood on my TO30 I have been slowly working on for a couple years and ran into a bit of a problem. This TO30 did not come with a gas tank when I bought it, but I had a spare sitting around and put it in. Now, with the hood on I find that it won’t close all the way! It doesn’t come all they way down to meet the dash and I find that it is the gas cap/filler neck that is the problem. Its to tall! I went out to my TO20 and the filler neck is significantly shorter on its tank. The two tanks look the same in all other ways though. I have posted a picture comparing the two neck heights... The parts book only shows one part number for the gas tank for the TO20,TO30,TE20, TEA20. Does anyone know why there is a difference in these two tanks? Thanks, Dan |
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| craigreavley
09-30-2009 07:10:39
198.102.252.12
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Re: Hood won't close! in reply to Dan S (NY), 09-27-2009 12:03:30
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| Never Ever Ever cut a hole in the hood. I have a perfect hood that someone cut a hole in it with an axe. I will trade you hoods. When a loader is instaled hood cutting was the result |
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| Dan S (NY)
09-30-2009 09:12:06
216.27.112.8
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Re: Hood won't close! in reply to craigreavley, 09-30-2009 07:10:39
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| | Don't worry, I wouldn't even consider cutting a hole in my hood. I would buy a new tank before I did that, although from this discussion I don't think I'll have to... Dan |
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| john[mo]
09-29-2009 10:48:00
75.130.214.130
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Re: Hood won't close! in reply to Dan S (NY), 09-27-2009 12:03:30
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| i think the necks are soldered in. a taller one could have been soldered in without looking like it was changed. |
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| Dan S (NY)
09-29-2009 12:05:02
216.27.112.8
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Re: Hood won't close! in reply to john[mo], 09-29-2009 10:48:00
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| | I have taken a closer look at the neck and it looks like it is as you say.. There is a small lip of metal that fits inside the neck where it meets the tank and it looks like its soldered in there. Doesn't look to difficult. I would be tempted to try this myself with a torch, but I'm a bit cautious about blowing up. Dan |
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| Ralph from NY
09-28-2009 18:39:53
208.64.72.143
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Re: Hood won't close! in reply to Dan S (NY), 09-27-2009 12:03:30
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| Try a good radiator shop. They can wash the tank out, take the neck off, cut it down and resolder it. I have had a radiator shop repair several tanks for me. |
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| Dan S (NY)
09-29-2009 06:49:28
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Re: Hood won't close! in reply to Ralph from NY, 09-28-2009 18:39:53
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| | I think I will have to try that. Hopefully there is a shop in my area that works on gas tanks. Thanks, Dan |
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| Brent, IN
09-28-2009 13:57:46
76.242.58.115
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Re: Hood won't close! in reply to Dan S (NY), 09-27-2009 12:03:30
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| Can you cut the neck off, trim it shorter, and weld it back on? That would be better than cutting a hole in the hood. More original looking also. |
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| Joe Ferguson
09-28-2009 06:48:41
216.209.124.135
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Re: Hood won't close! in reply to Dan S (NY), 09-27-2009 12:03:30
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| Previous tank owner may had done repair/modification to have the neck trough the hood if there was a loader which not permit to open the hood for gas filling.My 2¢ Joe Ferguson
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| Dan S (NY)
09-28-2009 07:53:46
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Re: Hood won't close! in reply to Joe Ferguson, 09-28-2009 06:48:41
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| | It would have been a really profesional job if they did. No apparent cutting and welding..it looks like it was manufactured this way. I"m not sure yet what to do about this other than getting a different tank. I don"t want to cut a hole in my hood! New tanks aren"t cheap either... I think this fergy just doesn't want to leave the garage. Dan |
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| Bendee
09-28-2009 03:22:30
124.254.65.210
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Re: Hood won't close! in reply to Dan S (NY), 09-27-2009 12:03:30
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| My tea 20 has the filler recessed into the tank. |
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| Richard L
09-27-2009 13:09:34
96.36.26.33
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Re: Hood won't close! in reply to Dan S (NY), 09-27-2009 12:03:30
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| My only thinking is that the tall one may have been made in the land of almost right. |
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| Dan S (NY)
09-27-2009 13:15:58
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Re: Hood won't close! in reply to Richard L, 09-27-2009 13:09:34
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| | I don't think so...I got it as spare parts back when I got my TO20 from an 80 year old guy that had a bunch of old fergy parts. It looked like it had been around a long time. If its a repro, its a really old one. Dan |
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